The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-18
MODERN LUXURY.
A. eheyvu IN New Yerk Breweries, Dauks,
ansure.se 0mess, and Restsurasts.

Dave Yuengling, the once glorious REX
brewers. caught the spirit Of our modern bus-
s eassusiss % he 1 was moi satisfied win reeE
among other improvements. he lifted up
miniature crystal lake stirred BY living fish,
With bath rooms adjoining and bedrooms not
far of, and wine cellar In connection VIII the
iowance OF something like $4,000 Q month tor
expensee, enabled him to be as striking q
suppose ali brewers should be. though no
brewers ever. were In this country before he
got this shining example; say he caught
cause. among other things. he rendered a
brewery y plncc that q man could enter with
sn SSa a Il Is. o s H.
The fact that his partner now wants y receiver
appointed and an accounting made does not
demonstrates. Yuengilng's fault was that Of
one who shared this spirit not wisely but 700
70 humanitarian the most grateful product
OF modern business methods is that which has
brought about the Identification and thorough
in 4 certain thread mil IN New Ensland"oncs
described IS having It's spin.lles garlanded
with roses" great watch. making house is
not lar behlndhand In the attractiveness OF It's
factory and appointments. All over the land
factories are now to be found wherein are
sas o ss v.s q The
them. delerences to those better qualities
out OF which proceed pride IN ones work,
ones asseciaies. Even where there are not
roses garianding the work benches: th eh
are often to b. found cleHn rooms. nigh cell
tilation and heating, wardrobes. nice toilet
rooms and closets. and somstimeu even res
MONDAY hour. So great have boon the strides
humanity has taken 10 these regards that We
read In the o. .hs
Us from loo ioekins OUT Il L. more 70 EsspIps
Ssher day tue the ms IL The
Union Telegraph's operating room has for
hidden the young women " the central STA
doctors agree that. women should not reach
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to- reach the baskets aud hand them TO the girls.
But. after all, the greatest revolution ncom-
place in the stores and counting rooms, where
s Herr 1 rosaa s t hsss D sssa sEsH
about the sp!endors Of certain barrooms and
the gorgeous nt,ings OF two or three hotels.
ten about the great ten nfiiion.ioliar Office
bv one Of tho richest of the lie INSURANCE com.
the sum OF New York's business places or In
their effect on trade methods II they were not
the revolution they distinguish. Being Obliged
to walt for an audience VIII banE Ytncial up
town the other day. amused myself With look
found rising from the tessslated pasemen,
heroic statue Of great beauty and cost Close
70 reveal COSBY parlor fitted with hand carved
inss and cuttained heavily, Few mansions
S has been n'a s1pendsd as this iitsIe room cost
Just u block away p used the door OF safe
repaee Of carved ana stons WITH hsspsSs
benches on either eide Of It. and lustrous brass
andirons aud ire tools IN their places. There
BEING Ing for ladies' and the other for
to enable customers to look over their ac-
sevss Soms ooud sos hsp reeans the
masnlcence OF an office OF another company
Of the same sort down town. where the visitor
tain. behind whose FLASHING stream electric
ghts have been a1ed 50 rs 70 invest the water
stores for the sale OF various decorative works;
these ss9ssrosns sss were desIsnsa ana con:
sheir Outward Dc appesrance with the bnsiness
transacted within them. They are artistically
planned and their fronts ire layishly DECO.
the display and sale OF goods are veritahle
parlors, elegantly carpetsd., appointed with
drawing room. With basts ' and d statnsry put
here and there In the window inches and cor
nsss and With heavy per.srsss a, The doors r
sp Of % s Counties
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sale. or else all that you dc see 10 an assort-
men. Of IN wares Of the ARM the eS val Psps,
lounges. .invi;ins you into their arms and
Of rens
own beauties and merits. -.
oa Ss ss viii @ zee hsse
yaiism. Having business with a man at the
roo% hung e with pictures i eartsined eIsbo-
rately. and in most respects like 9 handsome
library In private house. The diference was
desks from the public. and that there were sew
eral dests; =, and ID a. man or woman writing at
IN One the a up
has his place of business opposite the best
picture store In the city RSf in his pa
pictures s worth more than ali the the stock
10 the noted art store. Bougereaus and Con-
a arss q ans dsy
Of pictures, IN the same neishborhood is .
city. You all know how m;lliner's ought TO
look. always does and always has looked-with
cases OF mats anu DonnetB ABOUT TIE WAilS, tuQ
other hats and bOnnets on little poles set upon
tables. Well these shops look nothing ut all
like that. You see no bonnets when you go
into one OF these places. Instead. you find
yourself in a carpeted reception room. with
display Of flowers in vases. a sofa and some
chairs, II you want to see bCnnets they are
brought to you one at time. the choice being
made either upon tho tuste OF the milliner In
suiIin2 your face or In reference to what you
Say you want. You do not SEQ any dresses II
you 20 to the leading dressmaksr Ia man. Of
Counsel who adyertisos \ string OF crowned
heads az among his customers You seat your
sell in tine noble parlor Of an old-time million;
aires mansion. and naughty and beautiful
to box to bring her back TO the earth and tho
level OF mankind generality appears before
you and asks you what your errand ts. Ii you
want dress she hands you an album full Of
pictures OF newly designed gowns for you to
choose from.
Some 81 this may be qusckery. but It Is not
all so. 1t Ia not Guackery that has led half
dozen firms OF steam engine and machine
makers TO At I'D their headquarters In New
York with carpets and hardwood trimmings,
and never an engine or trace Of oil or " waste"
or iron in sight. One considerable firm dis
playa an engine In its window, while In the
Office behind Il pots Of artificial flowers are on
one Of the desks These men who sell machines
do not make them, and neither do those who
come to buy steam engines ever expect to